Shmup Fans, Lots of Great Ways to Play Cave Titles Outside of Japan, Methinks...

[timewarpgamer]

Howdy,

I'm a long-time fan of the genre, and I'm attempting to capture the easiest ways for gamers outside of Japan to take advantage of Cave's incredible library of games. So I created this guide:

http://timewarpgamer.com/features/sh...n_the_usa.html

Anyway, I thought it might be something y'all enjoy, and if you have any ideas of how to make it better (these things are always works in progress) I'm all ears.

[Jorpho]

What, no MAME?

(Yes, not the best option, but when there's no alternative, there's no point in pretending it's not there.)

[timewarpgamer]

What, no MAME?

(Yes, not the best option, but when there's no alternative, there's no point in pretending it's not there.)

I know what you're saying, and--do doubt--MAME is awesome, and I agree with the argument that it shouldn't matter if you use MAME when publishers (through lack of publishing) give you no other choice (since you're not taking a game sale away from anyone). However, I try to play it extra-safe when it comes to mentioning (or condoning) emulation on my site. I basically never say the "E" word.